There’s an expression you hear around Independence Day: “Land of the Free because of the brave.” It’s a reminder not to take liberty for granted. It’s a nudge to give thanks for the courageous ones who have given greatly. It’s a sentiment Dawn appreciates.
It’s summer. Kittens smaller than mozzarella sticks are melting our hearts. Cats of all sizes are processing the trauma of seeing humans in shorts. And the humid, hairy, heartbreaking world is stripping us all down to honesty.
Tabby’s Place never writes off a cat. Their needs may be daunting. Their fears may be ferocious. Their opinions of us may be … unprintable. No matter. We will not dismiss them. We will not give up on them. We will love them as they are. We do not write cats off. Even more astounding, […]
Bob is calling. Bob will keep calling. Bob is not into texting. Bob will leave as many voicemails as necessary.
Someone must have told Nelson it is a wonderful thing to be a Tabby’s Place cat. He immediately decided that there is only one thing more wonderful: being all the Tabby’s Place cats, simultaneously.
She doesn’t use “product.” She doesn’t trust stylists. And the whole world is her magic school bus. So buckle up, ’cause we’re in for a frizzy ride.
You’re the one, sweet Izma. Of course it’s you. It was always you. It will always be you. But you’re not quite sure that’s a good thing. We understand.
When you decide to adopt a cat, several questions are in order. “How am I so fortunate as to live in a world containing cats?” “How can I be worthy of a creature of infinite splendor?” And, most importantly, “why not … ?”
We work hard to prevent feline fatherhood at Tabby’s Place. This is the all-important “N” at the center of TNR. (That’s “Trap, Neuter, Return,” not “Turkey, Nuggets, Ravioli,” no matter what Bello tries to tell you.) But you can be a great Dad without having a single kitten. So today, we salute the top Pops […]
Quentin Tarantino is known for crackling dialogue, lots of cussin’, and stories that come together in the end. Squentin Tarantino is known for crackling dialogue, lots of cussin’, and … well, we haven’t reached the end yet.